• Sebastian Remi

    Applications Scientist, Teledyne Princeton Instruments

    Sebastian Remi is Applications Scientist at Teledyne Princeton Instruments, Acton, MA.

    FIGURE 1. Triple spectrograph in additive dispersive mode of operation.
    Sebastian Remi
    June 23, 2021
    With multistage spectroscopy, researchers can garner crucial information about materials’ internal properties, making them better able to investigate quantum and 2D materials....
    FIGURE 1. Spectral and spatial information on a two-dimensional spectroscopy camera.
    Sebastian Remi
    Dec. 10, 2020
    Multitrack spectroscopy collects and analyzes data from several input sources with just one spectrometer and detector.
    FIGURE 1. Raman spectra of lipid-rich fat tissue (orange) and protein-rich muscle tissue (purple); the broadband, autofluorescence background is clearly visible in both spectra, each of which was collected using a similar acquisition time.
    Sebastian Remi
    Jan. 28, 2020
    New CCDs deliver 2–7X higher sensitivity in the wavelength range relevant for bio-Raman measurements and allow greater detection limits or shorter experiment times.